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map-coverage-space

Map a set of methods/assets/evidence items against a typed problem, capability, condition, or design space to expose redundancy, coverage structure, and the strength of support in each occupied region.

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# map-coverage-space
## Purpose
Map methods, assets, or evidence against a typed problem or capability space to expose redundancy, gaps, and how strongly each occupied region is supported.
## Input contract
```yaml
required: [item_set, coverage_dimensions, target_space]
optional: [strength_scale, applicability_rules, evidence_links]
constraints: [dimension semantics and coverage states are declared]
```
## Procedure
1. Define cells or regions from the supplied dimensions.
2. Assign each item to the regions it occupies, with evidence.
3. Grade every occupied region on the caller's strength scale, or on supported, partial, or unsupported when none is supplied; a region graded below the top names what it lacks.
4. Merge duplicate coverage and identify uncovered and weakly supported regions.
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